How do agrochemical supplier store their products?

agrochemical supplier should follow the following storage requirements to safely store products:
Storage environment: Pesticides should be stored in a cool, dry, well ventilated dedicated cabinet or warehouse, away from sources of fire, living areas, and areas accessible to children. The storage environment should avoid high temperatures and direct sunlight to prevent pesticides from becoming damp, decomposing or evaporating, and even causing explosions or chemical reactions.
Stay away from sources of fire and flammable materials: Pesticides are mostly chemicals, some of which are flammable substances, so it is necessary to stay away from sources of fire, firecrackers, matches, and other flammable and explosive materials to prevent fires.
Classified storage: Pesticides of different properties should be stored separately to avoid chemical reactions such as acid-base neutralization. For example, acidic and alkaline substances cannot be stored in the same warehouse to prevent mutual reactions.
Keep the original packaging: Pesticides should be kept in their original packaging and stored by category. Label information (ingredients, usage) can avoid misuse, and damaged containers can easily lead to leakage and contamination.
Safety measures: The warehouse storing pesticides should be locked to prevent children or unrelated personnel from coming into contact. The warehouse should be equipped with fire-fighting equipment and emergency response equipment for leaks, and regularly inspect the stored pesticide packaging. If any damage or leakage is found, it should be dealt with in a timely manner.
Taboo coexistence: Pesticides should be strictly isolated from food, feed, etc. to eliminate the risk of cross contamination.
Warehouse construction requirements: The warehouse should be built in a place far away from public contact, and the ground should be paved with cement or gravel, with a smooth surface and appropriate inclination for disinfection treatment. The warehouse should have windows or exhaust systems to maintain air flow and avoid strong light exposure.